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H12-323_V2.0 · Question #450
In a WLAN network, if the VLAN IDs of two subnets are different, the roaming of the terminal between the two subnets is considered as Layer 3 roaming.
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In a WLAN network, if the VLAN IDs of two subnets are different, the roaming of the terminal between the two subnets is considered as Layer 3 roaming.
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- ATrue
- BFalse
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(39 responses)- A79% (31)
- B21% (8)
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Topics
#Layer 3 roaming#VLAN#subnet roaming#roaming classification
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